Nick Carboni is the Sports Director for WCNC in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a background in sports journalism, Nick covers local sports stories, including high school and college athletics, as well as professional sports teams in the Charlotte area.
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Nick Carboni's articles largely focus on local sports events, particularly football and soccer in the Charlotte area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player transfers or signings, and significant achievements within college and high school sports teams based in North Carolina.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and local sports news, he may be receptive to exclusive insights from coaches, players, or team managers involved with local sporting events. Pitches about human interest stories related to athletes or unique trends specific to Charlotte's sports scene could also capture his attention.
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Former college baseball player Sean Johnson won the World Long Drive World Championship title.
The Olympic 100m champion spent part of his childhood in North Carolina.
By: Nick Carboni
The former UNC and Myers Park HS quarterback is battling for the No. 1 spot in New England
Cierra Burdick was a two-time state player of the year at Butler High School in Charlotte. Now, she's an Olympian.
By: Nick Carboni
Quavaris Crouch's long journey back home brings him to the Golden Bulls. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Quavaris Crouch describes football as his rocket ship.
By: Nick Carboni
Carson Clough discovered triathlon after losing his leg in a Lake Norman boating accident.
By: Nick Carboni
Carolina hopes Dave Canales' positivity, and offensive scheme, can help second-year QB make a leap
By: Nick Carboni
Will Bryce Young be a Top 20 NFL QB? Will the defense force more takeaways?
Former NFL All-Pro safety Eugene Robinson looks at three potential examples of how the new coach can improve Carolina's offense
Justin Olson is suiting up for his final season with his hometown team
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